Large Format Landscapes

[Alex Menkov]

Provia 100F Symmar-s 150mm
4x5 150mm ,Provia 100F. by Alex Menkov, on Flickr

[StoneNYC]

Here is a Lake Superior image from this past fall. I was trying to capture the interesting clouds and the rather unusual color. Not sure if it works. Taken with a Fuji 300 with my 8x10.

It works, fantastic!

[Heroique]

After repeated beatings by river floods, this giant trunk is enjoying a welcome rest.



Some trouble with the dappling contrast.

But I was happy with the one-second exposure for the water.

Tachi 4x5
Schneider XL 110mm/5.6
T-Max 100 (in T-Max rs)
Epson 4990/Epson Scan

[Jmarmck]

After repeated beatings by river floods, this giant trunk is enjoying a welcome rest.



Some trouble with the dappling contrast.

But I was happy with the one-second exposure for the water.

Tachi 4x5
Schneider XL 110mm/5.6
T-Max 100 (in T-Max rs)
Epson 4990/Epson Scan

This very nice. Great feel of being there. There is some tree-mendous detail there is would be great on a larger print.
You get a brownie point for this one.

[Bob Sawin]

Jim,

Lovely...really nice.

[Bob Sawin]

Heroique,

Makes me want to sit back and just enjoy the ever changing scene...nice work.

[Steve M Hostetter]

I like it Heroique!! ��

[Roger Thoms]

Here is a Lake Superior image from this past fall. I was trying to capture the interesting clouds and the rather unusual color. Not sure if it works. Taken with a Fuji 300 with my 8x10.

Nice!

Roger

[rjbrine]

It's been a while since I've posted but thought I'd share a personal project which is currently being exhibited at the Architectural Association in London.

'Defensive Structures in the British Landscape'

The project can be viewed here at: www.britishpillboxes.co.uk

The series was photographed using an Arca Swiss 4x5 model C and a variety of E6 film stock.

Just moved to the US Midwest and wondered if anyone can recommend a good E6 4x5 lab in Minneapolis or Madison.

Thanks in advance,

Richard.

[Peter Lewin]

Richard: That is a beautiful collection of images. They're all wonderful, I think I liked Northumberland II especially, due to your juxtaposition of "defensive installations." I look forward to the images you produce of the U.S. Midwest.